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Morpheme	Example	Example in English	KQT variation
-luta
-lutik
-lutikkuk			-łutikkuk -llutikkuk
-lutit			-łutit -llutit
-lutit	nasaggirlutit	Bring your hat.
-lutit			-łutit -llutit
-luunniit	tiimik pijumajunga kaapimigluunniit	I want tea or coffee.
-ma	tupirma qananga anaanama qulittaujanga anaanama nukangit anaanama nukangita uingit	the pole of my tent my mother's parka my mother's younger sisters the husbands of my mother's younger sisters
-ma-	katimajut	They are gathered; they are meeting.
-mi	tupirmi siniktuq kinngarmi Umiarmi iksivaaqtuq Nunavummi	He sleeps in the tent on/at the mountain He/she is sitting in the boat. in Nunavut
-mi	tupirmi qananga iglumi igalaanga	the pole of his/her own tent the window of his own house
-mi
-mi
-mi
-mi-	takungmijara	I saw it, too.
-miaq-	tujurmiaqaqattaqtunik	They regularly billet guests.
-migut	tupirmigut paarnguqtuq iglumigut	He crawls through his own tent. through his own house
-migut	tupirmigut parnguqtut	They (3+) crawled through their own tent.
-miit-	Kimmirummiittut	They are in Kimmirut.	-niit-
-mik	Nutaarmik atigitaaqtuq. igluliuqtuq angijumik Kiviuq maliksaqtuq inungmik tupirmut. Saunirmik panalik. Qaittilauqpaanga uuminga uasikuarmik. Uutunaq sanasimajumik qulittaujaqaqtunga. Qiniqtuq ulumik. Niqimik niuvirniaqtunga. anginiqsamik	He/she got a new parka. He/she is building a big house. Kiviuq followed a person into the tent. He has a snow knife made of bone. They presented me with this vest. I have a parka that is made like this one. He/she is searching for an ulu. I will buy some meat. something bigger	-nik
-mikkut	tupirmigut parnguqtut iglumikkut	They (2+) crawled through their own tent. through their (2) own house
-miktut	tupirmitut salumaitigijut iglumiktut	They (2+) are as dirty as their own tent. like their (2) own house
-miktut	tupirmitut salumaitigijut iglumiktut	They (2+) are as dirty as their own tent. like their own house
-mingni	iglumingni tupirmingni siniktuuk	in their own house They sleep in their own tent.
-mingnik	iglumingnik piuksaqtut iglumingnik takujuuk	They like their own house. They (2) see their own house.
-mingnit	tupirmingnit iglumingnit anijut	from their own tent They came out from their own house.
-mingnut	iglumingnut tupirmingnut isiqtut	to their own house They went in to their own tent.
-mini	tupirmini siniktuq iglumini Piita angirramini sinilauqtuq.	He sleeps in his own tent. in his own house Peter slept at his (own) house.
-minik	tupirminik takujuq igluminik piuksaqtuq	He sees his own tent. He likes his own house.
-miniq	natsiminiq	a dead seal; seal meat